oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-11

ZION PASTOR IN RIVERSIDE Rev. Schmelzer will go to River-side tomorrow to attend a Mission festival, and to participate by occupying the pulpit morning and evening in the Lutheran church there. In consequence the regular evening service in Zion Lutheran church will be omitted, and the morning hour will be devoted to song and praise service. ZION LADIES AID BAZAAR The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran church will hold a bazaar and social in the hall on the church grounds next Thursday all day and evening. There will be nice offerings in fancy work and aprons, and ice cream, cake, sandwiches and coffee will be served. All interested persons are asked to attend. KEWANIS LUNCH Anaheim Kewanual next Tuesday meeting and lunch; error Leslie B. Herr charter to Fullerton Saturday evening. Anaheim Kewanish presentation will nicate with the sece FROM KITCHEN To the Kitchen Roman Beauty Apples, nice, large and red, 6 lbs . . . 25c 40-lb. box . . . $1.60 COCOANU Buy in Bulk why pay more? lb. ... Rex Hams, 30c lb. ..... Puritan Bacon, 42c (half or whole) lb. Pure Apple Cider, gallon . . . 65c Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2½ tn. Ansley's Fruit Salad, No. 2 tns . . . 35c Ansley's Fruit Salad, No. 2½ tn . . . 55c Iowa Corn, 2 cans . . . 35c A FEW HOLIDAY HINTS Mince Meat, Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Plum and Fig Pudding, Raisins, Bulk Figs, Bulk Dates, Dromedary Mile Maize, 100 lbs. Bran, 80 lbs. Laving Mash Pure Apple Cider, gallon..... 65c Del Monte Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2½ tin.... 17c Ansley's Fruit Salad, No. 2 tins..... 35c Ansley's Fruit Salad, No. 2½ tin..... 55c Iowa Corn, 2 cans..... 35c String Beans, 2 cans..... 25c Pink Salmon, 1-lb. can..... 11c Campbell's Tomato Soup..... 10c A FEW HOLIDAY HINTS Mince Meat, Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, Plum and Fig Pudding, Raisins, Bulk Figs, Bulk Dates, Dromedary Dates, Fancy Pack-Dates and Candied Fruit, and everything else you will want for the holidays. FREE - COFFEE - FREE 1½ lb. with every 2½ lbs. at $1.00 1 lb. with 1-5 lb. of the Famous FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE COFFEE Kitchen's Grocery 161 W. Cento Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT APPLES 4-Tier Watsonville Bellfleurs $1.35 per box Loose pack, 35 lbs. net SARDINE (Small fish, in tomato) 5c per ca APPLES 4-Tier Watsonville Bellfleurs $1.35 per box Loose pack, 35 lbs. net) Northern Spuds $2.90 per cwt. Soda Crackers Fresh and Crisp 80c per box 6 lbs. net, no charge for container FIG BARS 20c lb. From new crop of Figs Cream Rolled Oats 4 lbs. for 25c SARDINE (Small fish, in tomato 5c per carton) Fancy Cranberry 20c lb. They are usually higher FLOUR ¼ bbl. (49 lbs.) A- $2.10 ½ bbl. (98 lbs.) A- $3.90 Saturday Special Peanut Brittle 20c lb. Chaffees 127 West Center St. Anaheim KEWANIS LUNCHEON TUESDAY Anaheim Kewanis will meet as usual next Tuesday for the weekly meeting and luncheon. District Governor Leslie B. Henry will present the charter to Fullerton Kewanis next Saturday evening. Any member of Anaheim Kewanis intending to go to the presentation will please communicate with the secretary. Phone 284 Two Deliveries Every Day $3.00 Purchase in Groceries Delivered FREE Sugar and Feed Extra OCOANUT Buy in Bulk y more? lb. . . . 25c White King Soap, 5c bar Mile Maize, 100 lbs. $2.20 Bran, 80 lbs. $1.25 Laving Mash, $2.50 Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches DESCRIPTIVE TALK ON BRAZIL CITIES HEARD AT CLUB WITH their usual graciousness, Mrs. Hugh Bell and Mrs. Allice Hapgood entertained the ladies of the Orangethorpe Country Club at their cozy home northwest of town, yesterday afternoon. While the needles flitted through fancy work, Mrs. Ledyard Bailey, of New York, but who, with her husband, has out recently returned from South America, gave some wonderfully interesting information and description of the quaint, although busy, cities of Buenos Aires and Elo Janeiro. She had many photos and other pictures of the public buildings the architecture of which is considered unusually beautiful. Another guest of the club, also the house guest of Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Hapgood, was Mrs. Eugene Hapgood, of Salt Lake City, who is a newly acquired resident of Anaheim vicinity. Light refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. Members of the club present were Mrs. O. C. Skinner, Mrs. William Schulte, Mrs. Henry Cook, Mrs. Chas Smith, Mrs. Johnson, of Fullerton, Mrs. Hapgood and Mrs. Bell. COMING MARRIAGE NOTED One of the very pretty complimentary affairs of the season was tendered to Miss Louise Seddon at her home in Balboa last evening by a number of her friends, being a surprise miscellaneous shower. The inspiration for the party was the announcement of her coming marriage to Mr. Gene Carter. The party was an afternoon of pleasure. Miss Seddon was led from the parlor to the dining room and here, to her surprise, a Japanese umbrella was spread open on the rug and to the end of each rib was fastened a gift. The following hours were spent in watching the surprised honoree unwrap her presents. The rooms were THE pretty home of Mrs. William LeDue, on North Los Angeles street, was additionally beautified yesterday afternoon with yellow chrysanthemums and other yellow fall flowers; the occasion being a social compliment paid to Mrs. Clark Chamberlain, who, before her marriage about two years ago, was Miss Katherine Enearl, by the hostess, Mrs. Newman Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain and their little son have returned to Anaheim to make their home, after having lived ever since their marriage, near Chicago, and their friends are more than pleased to learn they will again reside in Sunny California. The ladies passed the afternoon talking of the days when they were girls together, and of the many occurrences during the absence of their friends in her eastern home, meanwhile keeping their fingers busy with needlework. A delicious three-course buffet luncheon was served about 4:30, the appointments for this feature also being in keeping with the color motif for the party. Greeting Mrs. Chamberlain were the Mesdames Robert Hainlin, Ben Yorba, Rex Gibson, Leo McGavren, Dean LeDue, A. E. Hargrave, Ben LeDue, A. R. Enearl, William LeDue, Miss Ruth Coons and the hostess, Mrs. Sanford. VISITING LADY ATTENDS CLUB The West End Country Club was enjoyably entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ed. Marion on Garden Grove road. Clusters of fall flowers graced the tables and corners of the rooms in honor of the occasion, and lent a cheery tone. Mrs. Clark, of Coachilla, was a guest of the club and greatly enjoyed being a member of the party. Others present were the Mesdames Robert Hainlin... Mile Maize, $2.20 Bran, $1.25 Laying Mash, $2.50 Scratch Feed, $2.50 E - FREE 1 lb. with 1-5 lb. at $2.00 COFFEE 161 W. Center Street COTERIE CLUB HAS GUESTS Another of the enjoyable afternoons such as the Coterie club passes on every second Thursday of the month, occurred yesterday at the home of Mrs. Elva L. Lesher, on W. Broadway. The usual club was augmented by two guests, Mrs. Arthur Arnold May and Miss Elise Jessurum, who served as substitutes. Several games of five hundred were played, the high score going to Mrs. Henry Husmann, to Mrs. Lester Eldson, second prize was awarded, and to Mrs. Henry Heying, the consolation. Delicious refreshment was served after the games, and the fine points of plays were discussed. Seated about the tables were Miss Jessurun and the Mesdames Henry Husmann, Henry Heying, Lester Eldson, Richard Groos, Emma Gribben, Charles Leusch, William Lake, H. A. Schindler, Fred Mang, Grace Halliday and the hostess, Mrs. Lesher. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Gribben in December. HIGH OFFICIAL VISITS HERE A very important meeting occurred in Masonic Temple last evening when Royal Arch chapter received its official visit from Grand High Priest Mattison H. Jones. The chapter is virtually a new one, now working under dispensation, and the Royal Arch degree was conferred upon three candidates at the meeting. A 6:30 o'clock dinner was served, its excellency putting the high official and others in such excellent frame of mind that the work seemed to go along unusually well. Mr. Jones gave an eloquent thirty-minute address, and short talks from others also were contributed. Visitors from several communities were present, among them several fraternal brothers of Mr. Jones, from his home town, Glendale. MARRAGE LIENSES John W. Thornbarrow, 34, and Marion Elsle De Jonghe, 19, both of Irvine. VISITING LADY ATTENDS CLUB The West End Country Club was enjoyably entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Ed. Marion on Garden Grove road. Clusters of fall flowers graced the tables and corners of the rooms in honor of the occasion, and lent a cheery tone. Mrs. Clark, of Coachilla, was a guest of the club and greatly enjoyed being a member of the party. Others present were the Mesdames Robert Sparkes, Albert Sparkes and E. H. Sparkes, Frank Freeman, W. C. Brumagin, Chandler, Horace Skinner, W. M. Mickle and the hostess. The ladies visited and worked industriously over their needlework until after four o'clock, when they were served with refreshments by Mrs. Marion, assisted by her sister, Mrs. Mickle. ARDINES fish, in tomato sauce) 5c per can CY Cranberries! 20c lb. are usually higher later FLOUR ¼ bbl. (49 lbs.) A-1 $2.10 ½ bbl. (98 lbs.) A-1 $3.90 Saturday Special Peanut Brittle 20c lb. Chaffees excellency putting the high official and others in such excellent frame of mind that the work seemed to go along unusually well. Mr. Jones gave an eloquent thirty-minute address, and short talks from others also were contributed. Visitors from several communities were present, among them several fraternal brothers of Mr. Jones, from his home town, Glendale. MARRAGE LIENSES John W. Thornbarrow, 34, and Marion Elsie De Jonghe, 19, both of Irvine. Edward J. Johnson, 22, North Lake, Wis., and Ethel Madeson, 22, Riverside. Ernest F. Zimmer, 19, Fullerton, and Letty C. Smith, 19, Brea. Crespin Alonzo, 21, and Esther Hernandez, 20, both of Norwalk. December ecord on sale, 308 E. Center SATURDAY Specials CHERRY PIES 30c CREAM PUFFS WHIPPED CREAM Each 10c PUMPKIN PIE 25c BOSTON BAKERY Phone 135.W 201 EAST CENTER ST. Who Wins If your name is not have made guesses as to the beautiful cake which we somebody for Thanksgiving your name in with the re worth winning. We are selling more every day—Try a loaf and reason why! THE BAKERY Valencia Hotel Bldg. Vegetables and Fruits Are Healthy FOR BOTH YOUNG AND OLD Try those Sweet Potatoes, smooth, even size, for baking, cheaper grade at 10 lbs. for.....25c Hubbard Squash, ours are ripe and the very best. Our Green Peas are good now. String Beans, Limas, Spinach and Mustard Greens Potatoes, three kinds to choose from, 6, 7 and 8 lbs.....25c Cwt. .....$2.50 to $3.50 Permain and Bellifleur Apples, the best, 4 lbs.....25c Also some at 6 lbs. for.....25c Fancy Jonathans, Spitzenburg. Delicious and Rome Beauties for eating. All kinds of fruit on hand. GROCERY DEPT. — Regular Every Day Prices Coffee, "Quality," guaranteed best grade, lb....25c Others at.....28c to 41c TREE TEA, a high-grade Tea at a reasonable price. Ceylon (black).....1 lb. 53c; 8 oz. 28c; 4 oz. 15c Japan Green.....1 lb. 55c; 8 oz. 30c; Del Monte Canned Fruits Are Superior Peaches, No. 2½ cans 30c, 32c Pineapple, sliced, 2½ cans 28c Pears, No. 2½ cans.....38c Blackberries, No. 2 cans.....28c Apricots, No. 2½ cans 28c, 35c Cherries, No. 2½ cans 35c, 38c Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs. for 25c Curtis Fancy Olives, pint jars.....25c Curtis Tuna, white meat, ½s.....25c We specialize in Butter, Eggs and Cheese. Best to be had. Butter, per lb.....60c Eggs, per dozen.....60c and 70c Cheese, per lb.....40c, 50c and 70c ATTENDS CLUB Country Club was tained yesterday at Ed. Marion on Garlusters of fall flowbles and corners of vior of the occasion, tone, Conchilla, was a and greatly enjoynumber of the party. were the Mesdames Albert Sparkes and Frank Freeman, W. andler, Horace Skine and the hostess. ted and worked intheir needlework oclock, when they refreshments by listed by her sister. Curtis Fancy Olives, pint jars...25c Curtis Tuna, white meat, ½s...25c We specialize in Butter, Eggs and Cheese. Best to be had. Butter, per lb...60c Eggs, per dozen...60c and 70c Cheese, per lb...40c, 50c and 70c Anaheim Produce Market F. C. HAVERTY, Prop. 128 E. Center St. Phone 530 Just right Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee is grown right, blended right, and packed right. In preparing the coffee make it right—then you will appreciate its appetizing aroma, fine flavor and satisfying strength. HillsBros. Red Can BRAND VAPOR PACKED COFFEE STANDARD QUALITY PRODUCT BAKE-RITE A STANDARD PRICE TO ALL Do Wins the Cake? Your name is not one of the 702 thatade guesses as to the weight of the large,oul cake which we are going to give toonly for Thanksgiving, be sure and getme in with the rest. It’s a cake wellwinning. We are selling more Bake-Rite Bread ev—Try a loaf and you will know thewhy! Saturday Specials ORANGE CAKE SILVER CAKE POUND CAKE ASSORTED FRENCH PASTRIES We always carry a complete lineof fancy Pastries, Cakesand Pies. BAKE-RITE BAKERS H. P. NOLL, Lessee Mgr. Hotel Bldg. Phone 529-W Anaheim